Camping Lovers Guide

We all enjoy camping out under the stars and pale moon. Am I right or am I right? There's not a human being alive that doesn't adore a good bout with Mother Nature. Just lounging by the campfire, singing a tune and soaking up the peace and quiet. Alright, I admit that there may be a few folks that don't enjoy the outdoors. As for the rest of us, we need that relaxing break from the real world chaos and stress. And with the right outdoor camping equipment, a trip up into the wilderness can be an utter blast. Everyone get your tents, sleeping bags, and flashlights ready; we're headed outdoors.

Less than a month ago I was camping in a nearby woods with my daughter. She was the only one of my family members I could get to go with me. Fortunately she loved the experience. We're lucky to have a friend that owns a large portion of land, because he lets us camp on it whenever we please. Now, you may be wondering why we ventured out into the bush during the winter season.

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Werner Little Dipper Carbon Paddle-Bent

A smaller version of the Camano paddle, the Little Dipper is designed for smaller boaters and women. This highly popular touring paddle features small blades that pull easily through a stroke, putting less stress on joints. The neutral bent shaft positions your hands for the best balance, comfort and control, helping to reduce arm fatigue.Specs: Features * Small size blade * Light swing weight of carbon fiber reduces fatigue * Advanced blade design creates a smoth forward stroke * Our most popular all around touring design * Neutural bend naturally aligns wrists * Balanced for precise control and comfort * Immediate comfort and reduced strain * Adjustable ferrule system Blade Specs: * Carbon * Size:48 x 15 cm, 18.9" x 5.9" * 550 sq cm * Asymetrical Shaft Specs: * Carbon * Neutral bent shaft * Adjustable Ferrule 0-75A * Two piece Paddle Weight: * 765g (27oz) at 220 cm

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56' Moose Staff/Camera Pod Staff with Knob Top

What happens when you marry authentic American Hickory with a sculptured knob depicting one of America's most treasured wildlife species? You get an heirloom class, one-of-a kind hiking stick - and it's also a camera pod! Internationally famous wildlife artist Dave Morales has created lifelike sculptures of America's favorite wildlife species, and puts the paw-print (or feather) of that animal on the backside of the knob. Dave's original sculpture is captured for you in a custom casting made from alabaster stone & resin that is as beautiful as it is durable - this is one tough knob, made to go wherever you want to take it! Camera Pod Feature - Unscrew the knob and your hiking stick becomes a Mono-Pod for your camera, binoculars or spotting scope! Some of the best wildlife and landscape photos are taken early in the day or just before sunset, when (because of the available light) slower shutter speeds create a real blur problem for cameras that are not on tripods. Unfortunately most of

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Manager II Swiss Army Knife from Victorinox Knives

The translucents are on fire! The trend is sure to continue with the new Translucent Tinkers, Spartans, Climbers and Huntsman. Manager II in translucent sapphire. Features a small blade, key ring, scissors, screwdriver, tweezers, bottle opener, magnetic Phillips screwdriver, wire stripper, and retractable ball point pen.

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We all enjoy camping out under the stars and pale moon. Am I right or am I right? There's not a human being alive that doesn't adore a good bout with Mother Nature. Just lounging by the campfire, singing a tune and soaking up the peace and quiet. Alright, I admit that there may be a few folks that don't enjoy the outdoors. As for the rest of us, we need that relaxing break from the real world chaos and stress. And with the right outdoor camping equipment, a trip up into the wilderness can be an utter blast. Everyone get your tents, sleeping bags, and flashlights ready; we're headed outdoors.

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A camping trip is definitely a great way to relax, to keep your mind off work and to escape from the chaotic reality of the city. Not only does it bring you closer to nature which can surely rejuvenate you and remove your stress, it is also an inexpensive way to have a vacation.

However, if it’s your first time to go camping one thing you should know is that it entails proper planning of the things to do and the things to bring.

Packing lightly and wisely is one of the most important aspects in camping that would contribute to the success of the trip. Remember, bringing the whole house just so you don’t forget anything won’t mean an enjoyable trip. In fact, this may even ruin the trip and be a cause for delay. It is therefore crucial that you are able to pack lightly without forgetting the most essential things you need to bring to camp.

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For some campers, camp cooking is one of the most exciting activities in a camping vacation. The thrill of putting up a menu of different sumptuous meals, of putting together ingredients, of smelling the sweet aroma of meat, seasonings and vegetables, and of seeing the satisfied look on your family after feasting on the dinner you prepare can really ignite your excitement.

No matter how exciting, it is important to stress that camp cooking is more complicated than regular home cooking. Aside from the fact that you can’t bring your entire kitchen with you to the camp and that if you forgot a type of ingredient, there is no convenience store you can easily buy a rosemary or thyme, it also entails a lot more effort and hard work to ensure that you have a successful camp cooking experience.

Here are some useful tips for more fun cooking time:

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